4 record Bangladesh team with easy win

Mirpur Sher-E-Bangla National Stadium had the opportunity to make many milestones in Bangladesh in the fifth match of the tri-series against Zimbabwe. Tigers have recorded all the records in a great win. Two of his records include Tamim, captain of Bangladesh ODI team Mashrafe Bin Mortaza and a team achievement.

Tigers decided to bat on Tuesday, winning the toss, Zimbabwe aimed 217 runs in 9 overs in 50 overs. Tamim top scored for the team with 76 runs. Tamim touched the milestone of 6,000 runs as the first player of Bangladesh to score 76 runs. Now his total runs is 6 thousand 10.

The left-handed opener also achieved the highest scoring runs at a particular stadium. Breaks of 'bowlers' Sanath Jayasuriya records

Jayasuriya scored 2,1 514 runs in Sri Lanka's Premadasa Stadium in 71 matches with 4 centuries and 19 half-centuries. Tamim scored two 549 runs in Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla stadium. The Tiger Dashing Opener played 74 matches in this match. Has scored 5 centuries and 16 half-centuries.

The supporters were skeptical about whether the 217 runs in this match for Bangladesh, which was lost by a huge margin to Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka in the first two matches. But the mash force did not wake up the suspicion by simply sweeping Zimbabwe in 125 runs.

Meanwhile, with the confirmation of victory, two records were deposited in Tigers' basket.

First, the Bangladesh team scored a record of 10 wins against a single team. Earlier, the Tigers won nine wins against Zimbabwe. Mashrafe forces took it to the elite club of the two numbers after winning the match. Mashrafe started the match with Zimbabwe for the second term as captain. In the 5-match series, before the 2014 World Cup, it was a whitewash with Zimbabwe.

Another record is Mashrafe's own. Mashrafe's award for the Bangladesh team and captaincy has taken place in honor. Mashrafe, as captain of Bangladesh, has won the most number of matches by winning today. Habibul Bashar's record was broken by Mash. Mash won 30 of the 53 lead in the country, leading the side. And Habibul Bashar led from 69 matches in 29 matches.

If this trend of victory in Bangladesh continues, then Mashrafe will take his credit to a more difficult place - it is not enough to say.